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Adahps service delivery model
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Adahps programs
Outreach team - provides collaborative case management and neuropsychological assessment
Yaralla - a high care residential facility
NSW HIV Supported Accommodation Program - co-ordinating short to medium term affordable housing
Persons in custody HIV community referral project (PICS) - connecting people leaving custody to care
HIV/AOD integrated care program - accommodation and case management
Rural access program - ensuring rural people receive Adahps support
Consultant
s to the service are:
Professor Bruce Brew, Neurology, St Vincent’s hospital
Dr Melissa Corr, Consultant Psychiatrist, Royal Price Alfred Hospital
Dr Roger Garsia, Director HIV/AIDS Services, Sydney Local Health District
Our program partners
Adahps outreach team works with c
ase management services, brokered care agencies, NGOs, hospitals, health services and clinicians, accommodation services, Housing NSW, Public Trustees and Guardians, families and carers
Yaralla House partners include: SLHD
HIV and AIDS Related Programs (HARP), Positive Central, Concord Hospital and GPs
Rural access program partners include a range from g
overnment and non government organisations as well as private services in rural and regional areas where there is no HIV outreach service
HIV/AOD Integrated Care Program partners are:
BGF, Haymarket Foundation, SLHD Positive Central and SESLHD HIV Outreach Team
Persons in custody HIV community referral project (PICS) is a collaboration with
Justice Health, SLHD Positive Central and SESLHD HIV Outreach Team
NSW HIV Supported Accommodation Program partners are:
St George Community Housing, BGF, Stanford House and Bridge Community Housing
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Current as at: Thursday 24 June 2021
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Centre for Population Health